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The OED is asking members of the public to explain how it crossed the Atlantic.
BBC: Quiz of the week's news
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Key said he meant "weird" (the OED's definitions include "bright" and slang for "lame").
BBC: Quiz of the week's news
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OED, a mighty work that pursued the changing usages of English through centuries, almost from its birth.
ECONOMIST: JOHNSON
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The OED is now expanding the range of pronunciation it encompasses as RP.
BBC: By BBC News Online's Liz Doig
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OED, written citations tell us who used a word, not where or when (Shakespeare, the Bible, Milton and Spenser excepted).
ECONOMIST: English language
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The OED told the BBC that it was beyond the software engineer's control to determine how the word should be said.
BBC: Webby Awards
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The Concise OED has been in print since 1911 and the new revised eleventh edition contains 240, 000 words, phrases and definitions.
BBC: Credit crunch enters the lexicon
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Winchester brings to life the trials and tribulations of creating the OED, particularly the never-dull personalities of those who were involved.
FORBES: May Stocks Grow Like Our Language
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"I would wonder whether the Encarta would water down people's expectations of dictionaries, " says John Simpson, chief editor of the 20-volume OED.
FORBES: Turn right at the robot
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"The humour lies in applying a word which conveys strong emotion to a relatively minor or trivial matter, " says Denny Hilton, the OED's senior assistant editor.
BBC: Disgust: How did the word change so completely?
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The OED should cite Fiedler.
FORBES: Bromance and the American Novel
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BBC: Dadl ar ddiwygio budd-dal tai